anyone using Eibach swaybars?
Suspension Technique swaybars are 35mm/25mm, solid. $298 + shipping from Stranoparts.
Strano swaybars are 35mm/22mm, hollow (less weight!!!). $379 + shipping.
They are not "sooo cheap" when compared to Suspension Techniques swaybars, which have the same diameter and are also solid bars like the Eibach.
Strano bars are hollow, so they weigh something like ~20lbs total (can't recall the exact weight). If you've ever picked up a SuspTech. front swaybar, you'd realize why weight is so important.
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There's a lot of truth in "you get what you pay for" when choosing suspension components.
Suspension Technique swaybars are 35mm/25mm, solid. $298 + shipping from Stranoparts.
Strano swaybars are 35mm/22mm, hollow (less weight!!!). $379 + shipping.
They are not "sooo cheap" when compared to Suspension Techniques swaybars, which have the same diameter and are also solid bars like the Eibach.
Strano bars are hollow, so they weigh something like ~20lbs total (can't recall the exact weight). If you've ever picked up a SuspTech. front swaybar, you'd realize why weight is so important.
In addition 25mm rear is too big. 22mm is the sweet spot combined with a 35-36.5 mm front.
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There's a lot of truth in "you get what you pay for" when choosing suspension components.
And if you think GM doesn't subcontract parts, you are sadly mistaken.
Your car does not stay flat, I can assure you of that. A quick look at pics of cars cornering with stiffer springs and bars will show you that. And you might be (and I'm happy you are) good with the bar you picked. However, this is a classic case of not knowing how the other half lives. I'm sure most anyone here who has moved up from a 32 to a 35mm bar in front for example will tell you it was a huge improvement.
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Not sure why you think they are hollow, but ST's are not. Might you have Hotchkis bars? They are the ONLY other company other than myself who makes hollow bars for both front and rear.
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Eibach has conflicting information. Some new listings show a 35mm/25mm kit, both hollow. Then again, when you download their catalog off the Eibach site, they still show 32/21 (both solid).
I sell Eibach, but I don't generally sell the bars because there have been better choices. However, I won't say that the Eibach's might not now be hollow at both ends, they could be. That does not change the issue that I believe a 25mm rear bar is too large for a handling application most times. We do offer a 25mm hollow rear bar as well if someone wants one. It too comes complete with all new hardware and links. Which leads me to the next thing. Often (and again, they may have changed this recently), but Eibach bars often don't come with new endlinks and bushings. I know a set I used a while back on a Mazda had only the new frame mount bushings. I had to source new endlinks and bushings separately. Might have something to do with the price.
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